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The Kentucky Department for Public Health (DPH) will host an interactive television (ITV) workshop from 10 a.m. to noon Eastern Time on Oct. 29 to address communicating with vulnerable populations during public health emergencies or other disasters.

The Tibetan Buddhist monks from Labrang Tashi Kyil Monastery in India are gone now, on to other U.S. cities to create world peace sand paintings.
But those fortunate enough to have spent time with them on their seven-day visit to Lebanon won’t forget the experience.
Their genuine kindness, gentleness, compassion and love for everybody is contagious. You feel the ripples of peace.

On a typical day across the country, our domestic violence programs help more than 64,000 victims, 1,100 of whom live right here in Kentucky.
But lack of funds, space and personnel mean another 10,000 have to wait for the services they need, including almost 90 here in the commonwealth.

For the six million children with food allergies, haunted houses and spooky costumes aren’t the only scary parts of Halloween. An allergic reaction from sweet treats can be frightening for both kids and their parents alike. Food allergies are on the rise, and traditional Halloween candy often contains peanuts, tree nuts, dairy, egg and soy. These are all common triggers of a serious reaction known medically as “anaphylaxis.”